Slay your WordPress Demons!
WordPress comes with a whole host of free and paid plugins you can use to build a killer website. Installing too many plugins is not wise, but sometimes you have to do it to get all the features you would like your site to have. Here are 5 plugins you can use to manage and organize your plugins:
Plugin Columns: adds columns to your plugins list to let you filter them by category or install date. You can export and import plugins and categories.
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Continue ReadingThere are plenty of form builders you can use to come up with complex forms to gather as much info as possible from your visitors. The SUMO WooCommerce Custom Registration Fields is a commercial plugin for your registration page. It supports 14 input types and over 15 social network logins.
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Continue ReadingIn the past few years, we have covered plenty of SEO plugins that can help you get your focus keywords, kw density, and titles right. WP Merge + Similar Finder can help you take your SEO campaign to the next level. It allows you to merge posts to avoid duplicate or very similar content.
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Continue ReadingInfographics are used by many webmasters to drive traffic and links to their pages. In order to create your own infographics from scratch, you will need to know a thing or two about graphic design. If you are just a beginner, you can always use these infogrpahic themes and plugins to get started:
iList: a convenient infogrpahic maker for WordPress that lets you combine charts and graphs to create dynamic lists and visualize your data. It is compatible with Gutenberg. The pro version has over 65 templates and additional features for you to play with. [click to continue…]
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Continue ReadingEverybody knows that installing too many WordPress plugins could slow their site. Some of us have to do it anyway. Keeping everything organized and sorted is going to be easier with plugins such as Plugin Columns installed. This tool lets you add columns to your plugins list and put plugins into your categories.
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Continue ReadingThose of you who have worked in corporate environments know too well about dealing with HR departments. They play a big role in recruiting and managing employee affairs. Most HR departments are modernized these days and rely on cloud-based solutions for employee management. Thanks to these 3 HR WordPress plugins, you can record and manage employees for your business:
WP-HR Manager: lets you record and manage employee information, set holiday / leave policies, create roles, track employee performance, and monitor changes to records. The pro version lets you import/export data, maintain multiple holiday calendars, and do a whole lot more. [click to continue…]
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Continue ReadingSo you are tired of people stealing images from your WooCommerce shop? While you can stop people from hotlinking your images with certain directives, that may not always be enough. Here are 2 plugins that lets you add text or image watermarks to your photos:
WooCommerce Product Image Watermark: allows you to add a text or image watermark to your images. Works for simple and variable products. You can set multiple watermarks and change font/color/transparency. [click to continue…]
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